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Robert Ferrell What is the dif between a mortgage and a cash out refi?
29 September 2017 | 7 replies
When you apply at a lender, they merely ask you "are you purchasing a new home, or do you seek to refinance your existing property".In REI, you sometimes refinance (refi) to extract a portion of your equity.
Jon Crosby Itemized (non-breakage) Charges in your VR contract?
18 October 2017 | 8 replies
;)The extract you displayed is very helpful and will use it as a basis for my next contract revamp! 
Albert Xavier 10% Correction in Bay Area market after Tax Reform?
1 January 2018 | 13 replies
So in effect he is extracting additional tax revenue from voters who’s ire and dissatisfaction won’t effect him.
Ashley L. Parent Gift for 2 Family Investment- How to Structure Ownership
28 September 2017 | 16 replies
seem to be arguing that to live there free for 12 months (at $2500/mo value), it's as if Ashley/Hubby are extracting $2500 per month of the partnership's equity, or a total of $30,000.
Kody Brown Pay off Home Mortgage or...?
28 September 2017 | 2 replies
It more than pays for $250k each costs....so this investor extracts his original $250k, able to "repeat" and buy four more in the next year....and could actually have $50k extra profit in his pocket.
Joe Armstrong Best way to keep things on schedule with flip project
3 April 2017 | 23 replies
So when they are done with a task like demolition of a wall you should (as accurately as you can, and this depends on how often you're onsite and what info you can extract from the crew) record the hours it took and the size of the wall in square feet- thus coming up with a sqft/hr production rate.
Account Closed Seeking advice for title transfer. Thanks!
3 April 2017 | 4 replies
You could finagle a contract to extract all the rental profit.
Lane Kawaoka Why investing in 401K sucks and why you should pull out???
16 July 2017 | 15 replies
However, just like with any private property, there are extra fees included.PlumbingRenovatingElectrical wiringRemodelingExpandingRepaintingAnd the list goes on…You may have gotten yourself a good deal but, as the years progress, you may wonder if you really were able to save enough money for your future since you had more expenses after buying the house.Here’s the brutal fact about relying on a 401(k) plan – just like the house, you are paying more fees than you plan on saving.In 2012, the US Department of Labor mandates every 401(k) providers to provide a detailed disclosure of the fees they were extracted from their client’s hard-earned savings.
Marshall Magnus My first BRRRRR project
23 March 2022 | 40 replies
The penalty did not bother me, in the long term it was more profitable to extract the money and move on the next deal rather than avoiding the penalty and not having the funds for my next project.
Nestor Vega how to analyze and find deals in todays market (2022)
17 January 2022 | 7 replies
In both cases though there is no value add by simply having/adding the ADU which means if you need to extract value you will need another value add or to wait for appreciation/equity pay down to obtain enough equity.